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What Bothers You the Most About Your Dog?

Is it to Stop His/Her:

Play-biting
Jumping Up
Hyperactivity
Stealing Food
Not Coming
Begging
Leash Pulling
Chasing Cats, or is it Even More-

House Training
Not Being Dominant or Aggressive Toward You or Your Loved Ones
Overprotectiveness Toward ( Men, Dogs and Cats )
Stop Dog Fights in Your Household
Behaving Politely Around Your Guests or When the Door Bell Rings

At Last, Learn to Train Your Dog The ( Right Way) - Master:

Jaw-Dropping Stay Even While Leaving Your Dog's Sight
Off-leash and Distance Control
Real-World Distraction-Proofing that Works Anywhere, Any time
With or Without Hand Signal Command Response
Total Control of Your Dog with a Normal Tone ( All Owners' Dream Come True )

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Introduction – Find Out What Separates this Book from the Rest
What you can and cannot expect to accomplish after reading this book. Read Below

The Tragic Childhood Incident that Inspired Me Beyond My Imagination
Why and how I got involved in the world of dogs. It’s NOT all about the money or fame for me.

Top 10 Mistakes Owners and Even Trainers Make Without Adimitting
No more guesswork! Challenge your knowledge about dogs, dog training and dog trainers by taking
this True or False test. Your answers will definitely surprise you.

Worst Training Tools that All Poor Dog Owners Use, Unknowingly
Retractable leash, harness, snap on collar and a clicker are just to name a few. Find out why
these tools sabotage your training progress in the long run and some even stop working for
you altogether.

Spoiled Dog Test – What is Normal and What is Extreme?
It takes more than love to make a relationship work. It’s not much different when it comes to relationship
with your dog. Don’t worry, you can still have a spoiled brat AND an obedient pet, and here’s how.

The Breakthrough “Diverse Method”: A Wake-Up Call for All of Us
NO method works every time. You need to adjust based on your dog, your goals and your capabilities.
Once you are versatile and creative, you’ll be flawless. The number one mistake with most
they blindly try to fit all dogs into one mold. You must find what works best for you and your dog.

20 Reasons Why Your Dog isn’t Trained to its Fullest Potential
Find out all the reasons why your dog doesn’t listen and ignores your commands. See which of
these apply to you and your dog. I am betting on at least ten out of twenty.

What to Avoid So You Won’t Break Your Dog’s Spirit
This is the main reason why most dog lovers avoid enrolling their canine friends in any
training program. They are afraid to ruin the dog’s personality. All dogs make mistakes
and need to be corrected, but there is a fine line between being firm and being harsh.
Discipline or punishment, learn the difference!

Exposing the “Biggest Myth” about Dogs and Dog Training
“Dogs are born to please” is what we always hear, read and taught to believe. The truth is,
dogs are just like us. We do things in life for two reasons: Either we want to or we HAVE TO. A-ha!!!

Is Your Dog Just Stubborn or Dominant? How to Tell for Sure!
How much do you really know your dog? A must read especially if you know or doubt your
dog might be getting dominant with you, toward visitors, other dogs, your loved ones or worse--
ALL OF THE ABOVE!

The Dark Side of Dangerous or Soon to Be “Red Zone” Dogs
These dogs are what I call, “the worst of the worst”. Learn how to accurately read their warning signs
like a pro, before it’s too late. Be a step ahead of other owners by knowing how to detect the red flags
in any dog.

Alarming Facts about Dog Parks Nobody Warned You About
Why taking your pooch to dog parks does more harm than good. A real expert in dogs rarely takes
his/her dog to any dog park. Find out why.

Get Your Black Belt in Dog Psychology!
Mind over muscle secrets of dog behaviorists/psychologists that takes you far beyond obedience training. Whether your dog is big or small, puppy or adult, passive or dominant, smart or dumb,
these tips work on all dogs. If you truly want a balanced pet that obeys you in a group of dogs
and also respects you and your wishes at home, apply these secrets. Unless you rather have
a star in the class and a "psycho dog" at home. The choice is yours.

What's the Cause Behind Your Dog's Aggression Toward Dogs
Finally, find out why your dog acts completely different and ignores you the minute it sees other dogs.
Is it your energy, your technique, your dog, your tool, the other dog or perhaps mixture of all?

What all Veterinarians and Their Staff Love for You to Know
How to get your scared, unruly or aggressive dog to behave at the vet’s office. Even if your dog is
already well-behaved and just loves the vet’s visit, these secrets will maintain your dog’s behavior
at its best. Want to make other owners jealous by having the best well-mannered pet in the clinic?
Look nowhere else. It's all in here.

Shocking Facts About Group Classes that You MUST Know
The biggest misconception about enrolling your dog in group setting is most assume, they can
solve the dog’s bad habits which occur from HOME, in the class. If you need help with your dog’s
Jumping Up, Play-biting, Barking, Potty Training, Over-protectiveness, Hyperactivity and Aggression,
it just makes more sense to focus and solve these issues by the help of an expert in private or
in your home first.

Pets Mart Training Under Microscope - How to Avoid Their Sneaky Trap!
Trainers who learn to train on YOUR dog, more bribery, not a real life atmosphere, and whether your
dog does well or not, it is guaranteed to graduate with a certificate. They sell all training tools, but may
not allow it in their class."Sure. We sell it on aisle five, but don’t really recommend it.” Does this make
any sense? Sadly, due to Pets Mart’s criteria, their trainers can’t teach you anything out of their guideline, even if they wanted to. Almost half of my clients have already tried Pets Mart classes
and failed miserably. Are you one of them?

The Fantasy Land of Cookie and Clicker Trainers
I am dropping the curtain on food-reward based trainers. Would you still work for someone
once they stopped paying you? Then why should your dog? You may use treats, but use them smartly.
It's no secret that dogs don’t accept money and love them treats, but learn how to balance it out to your
advantage. There is a huge difference between reward and bribery and sadly, even most trainers
don’t know the difference!

The Riddle of Training Tools that are More Popular Among Trainers
The only way you can find out what works best for your dog is to experiment with different tools.
There is no other way. The strange thing is, even if you prove it to a trainer that a certain training tool
works better and faster for you and your dog, they will most likely NOT let you try anything else other
than what “they” recommend. Remember, dogs usually respond better to trainers anyway. This is
because they have a better technique, better timing and your dog knows this. Choose what works
best for your dog and despite of others comments—stick to it. As long as you use it correctly and
humanely, that's all it really matters, doesn't it?

When to Drop the Towel and Hire a Professional?
Just like any expert, not all dog experts are alike. Their professionalism, their years of experience,
their specialty, their philosophy and not to forget their attitude toward you and your dog, all play
an important factor. Save your dog’s spirit, your precious time and your bank account by being a
smart-shopper. Learn how to interview even the experts smartly.

Impress Whomever You Are Considering of Hiring With the Answers to These Questions
As a dog psychologist I like to get to the root cause of the problem. Most dog schools assume
a leash, a bag of treats, a correction collar, a good technique and a positive attitude is all you need.
Sometimes that is enough and sometimes it isn’t. To get a clear picture of where you are and what
you want to accomplish with your dog, have the answers to these questions, it will make
everybody’s job much easiere and you and the expert can thank me later.

10 Secrets of the Top Icons in the World of Dogs
At last, learn what makes the best-- truly the best. These are the top dog icons in the business.
It is very unlikely to find such experts in small towns. They are just too good and too busy for small
cities. If you do run into one in the middle of nowhere, it could mean a desperate dog owner paid
extra to seek their assistance, they are on a vacation and hate to be bothered, or might be retiring.
Doesn’t this apply to all top experts in their field? Big time experts, usually live and operate from
big time cities.

*** Doggie Boot Camp *** How and Why This Can Actually Work

Thanks to Cesar Millan, he definitely opened dog owners’ eyes and convinced even the most
skeptics regarding this issue. This is a wise choice especiallyif you are too busy, work long hours,
leaving town or simply rather have the expert do the rehab stage or build the training foundation for you. What to look for so your dog also listens to—YOU—and your family members and doesn’t
regress back to its old bad habits.

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With so many different training methods out there, how do you REALLY know which works the best, the fastest and is the most effective way to train your dog?
The answer – Always look for a method that is logical, practical, versatile and ( Most Importantly), humane and simplified for you and your dog to follow. Anybody can make something complicated. Simplifying it while being successful, obviously takes talent and skill. By far, the "Diverse Method" is the only theory that has proven itself against all odds and met all of the above challenges.

This book reveals some of the most eyebrow-raising secrets in the world of dog training. Regardless of so many sources out there, you'll be shocked to find out how every effort has been made to keep the secrets revealed in this book hidden from you. It will fascinate you to find out what the majority of dog books either left out, or sadly tried to mislead you all along. I promise what you are about to read up to this date has never been revealed! And that is exactly what makes this book very powerful and one of its kind.

After reading over one hundred of books on dog training, dog behavior, dog psychology and putting different training methods to the test, I've noticed though some of the experts were the real deal and offered effective advice, most I found were ridiculous, irrational and their philosophy rarely worked on all breeds of dogs. To make matters even worse, their training approach was poorly planned and often stopped working in a real-life scenario. They all missed a very important factor. Practicality!
The number one flaw with these books was, they all offered the same advice for all types of dogs. In fact, the author just like most trainers, would blindly insist that regardless of your dog's age, breed, temperament, size or even physical strength, that their advice would work on any dog. This is not reality but just their fantasy. Basically all these so called experts, tried to lump all dogs into one mold, which is a big mistake.

If our way of thinking is so much different than one another, what makes you think it is not so when it comes to our dogs? In order for you to see what you and your dog are truly capable of achieving, the method HAS to be customized individually. It is not smart or safe to depend on one method as a crutch. No method works every time. A sign of a great expert is one who's willing to adjust according to every dog, every owner and every situation. Bottom line, you have to be fluent and sometimes even a bit creative. How is this NOT common sense?

Unlike most dog psychology books out there, This book challenges you to think far beyond food-reward based training and here’s why:
From over two decades of dealing with thousands of dogs, I've noticed food-reward based training always stops working in the long run. Unfortunately this method is so common, that nobody hardly dares to question or challenge it. Relying on the use of treats against real world distractions isn't realistic. No matter what, treats stand no chance against real life scenarios. I am talking about REAL distractions that even trainers' dogs have a hard time ignoring. These include: other dogs, your visitors, cats, squirrels, kids playing, the mail-carrier or when your dog is loose and not close by you.

You’ll finally be able to correct your most common mistakes and cut down on your training time. There will be no more guesswork that comes along with poor knowledge and wrong training techniques. Basically you'll know which training methods work, which don't and which most likely would stop working. Best of all, you don’t have to take my word for it. Your own progress will be the most convincing of them all.

I'll also introduce you to the world of dog behaviorists and dog psychologists on how they read and modify canine's behavior to their advantage. Rather than just putting a leash on your dog and have it obey you like a soldier, you'll learn all the secrets on how to apply dog psychology mixed with the right skills, which results in a happy and well-balanced pet. Knowing about dog behavior and dog psychology will definitely speed up your training process and help you accurately read your dog's temperament and body language. This ensures you to be on the lookout for certain patterns in how and why dogs act a certain way, which are dominant characteristics, what are the warning signs of a dog that can become aggressive and most importantly--what to do about it.

I dare to hold a mirror up to not only dog owners, but also to most trainers, behaviorists and dog psychologists around the world to prove that diversity IS the best formula in achieving outstanding results. This is the main reason why dog experts aren't as successful to their fullest potential. They are being one-dimensional and refuse to try or discover different ways to achieve better and faster outcomes. No method works every time. It certainly doesn’t hurt to mix methods in a proper and a nonviolent way to achieve the maximum results. When you limit your options, you slow down your progress and limit your success.

Whatever can't be accomplished through reading is explained to you in detail on how to find the right expert for your needs who delivers concrete results. (Some of these experts are in your town and some aren't.) This is where you'll learn how to outsmart even the trainers and weed out the amateurs from the pros. I am revealing everything and hold nothing back on how to interview these individuals smartly, and regardless of their resume, won titles, years of experience, impressively trained demo dog, or even their Ph.D., to see whether they can truly help you with YOUR dog. After all that is your main objective, is it not? Real tangible results that you can clearly see and even brag about! If you want to know how to spot the elite in the business and take your knowledge, as as well as your technique a step further, you do not want to skip this chapter.

The majority of dog associations who aren’t followers of the “Diverse Method” did not want me to expose this information. Deep down I always knew I might be the first one to blow the whistle on dog training industry and let all dog owners see things from an insider’s perspective. I am dropping the curtain and let you see what’s going on behind the scene. This is where you’ll finally be able to connect the dots by seeing the world in your dog’s point of view and also in trainers’ point of view. You’ll finally be able to separate all myths from facts, while comparing the strengths and weaknesses of different methods. Let’s face it, you are entitled to know the truth. Not just my truth, by also others'. This way you can draw your own conclusion for what really works and what doesn’t.

It's fair to say it's not knowledge that is power, but it's the USE of our knowledge that makes us powerful. Otherwise knowledge, any knowledge, is just plain information. It's what you do with it that counts.
Read this book cover-to-cover before drawing your final conclusion. What you do with the secrets you gain after reading it, will automatically make you more knowledgeable, versatile and effective than ninety percent of dog owners and to your surprise, even more so than the majority of dog experts in the business. And that is a good feeling.

Five Shocking Secrets About Trainers and
Dog Schools Worth Reading. ( Good Stuff )

Whether You Choose Us or Not...
Read These Five Facts. You'll Thank Us Later.

Be especially careful if the training theory involves food bribery. If the book, trainer or the dog school in which you are considering is advising you NOT to feed your dog before the class, and asks you to show up with a pouch of yummy treats, you better believe that you are dealing with another cookie trainer.

These trainers promise you that your dog will eventually respond to you just as good, even without the use of food forever and ever after. From experience of training thousands of dogs, I've already done your homework for you and tell you for a darn fact, that this is simply NOT true.

In fact, this might be-

Think About it. Would you still work for your company or your lovely boss once they stopped paying you? Then why should your dog? You should be able to get your dog to mind you with or without any treats anywhere, at any given time. Don't worry, I can show you how. That my dog-loving friend is what you call Real Life Dog Training. I hope you see the logic here. Cookie trainers ruin dogs with this theory and mislead you by promising you a dog that will obey just as good, even when they’re weaned off the treats.

They’ll make statements such as: “Nothing in life is free. Therefore your dog should work for food in order to obey you.” Nothing FREE? Oh come on. You provide lots of things for your dog totally--FREE. Don't believe me? Here’s the list:
Free food, free rent, free medical, free dental, free vision, free toys, free baths, free walks, free grooming, free patting, free belly-rubs, free body massage, free treats, free car rides, free play time, free dog bed, free doggie house, free rawhides, free cleaning after your dog, free retirement plan, and if you own more than one dog, free companionship. Some even get free 401Ks. Did you feel the bucket of cold water thrown at your face? Let's face it. Your dog doesn't live that long, but has it made.

Growing up, did you get paid for cleaning your room, mowing the lawn, washing the dishes or doing your homework? No you did it because your parents told you so, and because you lived under their roof.

The least your dog can do for you is to Sit, Down, Heel or Stay without any treats. Some of these dogs listen based on what you are holding in your hand. It's sad because I get so many of these dogs on a regular basis and end up retraining them and their poor owners.

Food reward based trainers rarely have any skills or possess any knowledge in dog psychology and canine behavior. This is why they solely depend on a pouch of hotdogs to get your dog to mind. That's not training. That's bribery. You either have to get lucky or smart to be able to get your dog to listen to you just as good, without any bribery in the long run. Do you seriously want to gamble with this when the odds are so much against you?

Don't feel bad. I too have been misled by these cookie trainers for years and had to finally wake up and smell the coffee. If you don't have a pouch of hotdogs and a starving dog around you 24/7, don't train it by food-reward based training. Or, pay the consequence in the long run. This method especially stops working around daily tempting distractions. Use positive reinforcement, through praise, love, affection and respect, but without giving your dog treats just for being alive. That is being smart AND practical.

If you are a cookie trainer reading this, you either get it or you don't. If you don't, go back and starve that poor dog by taking him outside along with your bag of beef jerky, and call it training. There is a difference between reward and bribery. Reward your dog with treats sometimes, but at the very END of your training session. If you do it in a luring fashion in front of each command, your conditioning your dog to listen to you only when you have treats with you. Your dog's basically thinking, "Wow. As long as you keep those treats coming, I'll do whatever you ask mommy."

Most owners make the mistake on assuming that by joining group classes, they can solve the dog's bad habits. If you want to housetrain your dog, stop it from jumping up, nipping, growling, chasing cats, counter surfing, barking excessively, being hyper, behaving once the door bell rings, or when visitors drops by, it just makes more sense to focus and solve these issues from your home or in private and without any distractions. No matter how good the trainer might be in problem-solving, these issues need to be solved with the help of an expert in private or from home first.

Though teaching your dog to respond to your commands is just as important. Even that can be taught much efficiently in private and then you can increase the distractions and challenge your dog and your skills, by taking it more around other dogs and in different outdoor settings. Be able to help you solve your dog's bad habits is something most dog schools are NOT familiar with.

We are one of the few in the industry who can get your dog completely off-leash trained AND break its bad habits. Among trainers, this is extremely rare. Even if your dog is considered aggressive, there still might be hope and we can turn it around and save your dog.

A real expert in dogs, anything you throw at him/her will simply adapt to your dog's personality. That is the first sign of a Diverse trainer. Also look whether the trainer is NOT prejudiced toward your breed of dog. Getting along with the trainer is also an important factor in which most owners overlook. Unfortunately dog trainers are famous for treating the poor OWNERS like dogs. If you don't get along with the trainer, no matter how good he/she might be, you won't be productive. I always tell my trainers, "Don't treat the owners like dogs, because dogs can't refer you to anyone and they certainly don't know how to write your check". :-)

Don't forget to ask about how confident they stand behind their credentials and training method. All trainers laughed at me when I first announced the guarantee in my courses. I don’t hear anyone laughing anymore and STILL stand behind my programs with a WRITTEN Guarantee. Doesn’t this put your mind at ease compare to those that change the subject or get mad at you when you ask for any guarantees or even any references?

What will impress you even more is: You'll see how I get your dog trained and change it for the better WITHOUT any yelling, hitting, using shock collars, slamming your dog on its back or any bribery. It’s fair to say I must be doing something right! The video clip of me working these dogs on this site will prove this. Again, seeing is believing. Talk is cheap, anybody can bluff.

97% of all trainers are part timers and hobbyist. If someone trains dogs on the side every Wednesday night or on weekends, is NOT considered a professional. They are an amateur or a hobbyist. What‘s wrong with hiring an amateur? Nothing! Except it will definitely show in your results and how fast you want your dog trained. People want results and want it NOW. Everything is fast paced these days and nobody has any time or patience left. When you hire a pro, you will definitely see results and see them FAST. So how do you REALLY know who is a professional and who trains dogs on the side? Simply ask them. But here's how to do it, SMARTLY.

Ask them whether they train full time or just as a hobby? If their response is full time and as a true professional, then ask for their business license number. They must have this if they are a legitimate business. Just meeting in parks or their house isn’t good enough. You might be dealing with a Karaoke Dog Trainer. Arrange a meeting with the trainer face to face during the DAY and on weekdays. Since most people work daily, it will be hard to fool you with this one.

You see, it’s very hard to be good enough, passionate enough AND serious enough to be able to train dogs SUCCESSFULY for a living. I did it part time for ELEVEN years. Another clue is, look whether they are listed in the phone book, have a business card, whether they've written a book or even have a website. It's strange not to have a decent web site these days. Wouldn't you agree? I know some that have five web sites. But that's just desperate and not being generous. There are enough dogs for all of us. These folks always see the glass half empty.

Most importantly, see how trained are their own dogs. Mine are on my video clip on this site or you can arrange to meet me in person and see my dogs perform. I have the coolest mullet. I'm still waiting for the eighties to come back. Afros are back in style and they were famous in the seventies. I guess I can wait ten more years. But what will impress you even more is once you see that positive change in YOUR DOG. That's what really counts, doesn't it?

By Master Dog Trainer and Dog Psychologist Kevin "The Dog Prodigy" Salem -
Author, "Hidden Secrets Behind Dog Training"

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The Tragic Childhood Incident that
Changed Kevin's Life Forever

It's NOT Because of the Money or Fame that I Help People with Their Dogs.

I was probably about twelve years old. We had a yellow Labrador Retriever whom we all loved dearly. Just like any other lab, he was always happy, hyper and goofy as he can be.

We had to leave town for a few days and couldn’t take him with us. Unfortunately, we asked one of our neighbors to watch him for us. He promised that while we were away, that he and his kids would drop by to check in on him and feed him for us. Just like most untrained dogs, every time the neighbor dropped by, our dog would run around, jump up on them and try to get them to play with him.

One day our evil neighbor got fed up with our dog’s constant jumping and grabbed our shovel and slammed it across his skull. The blow was so severe, that it resulted in our dog suffering from internal bleeding in his brain. Other neighbors told us that our poor dog cried and howled day and night, pacing back and forth, and was even bumping into things. They said, “He seemed as if he went blind and would just stare at the walls for hours.” They also noticed his dish was full of food– just as we left it.
When we arrived home, I didn’t hear his usual happy whimpering or the usual noises all dogs make when they sense their owners’ arrival. My dad tried to push the gate open but noticed it was stuck. We finally managed to push it open and found our dog’s stiff body right outside the gate. The poor dog tried to see us so badly, that he dragged himself all the way from the center of our yard to the gate, and died waiting on us. I remember his paw prints on the snow which stopped half way, and the rest he dragged his nearly half dead body all the way to the gate, hoping to see us one last time. That was the first time I ever saw my dad cry.

When they say “Man’s Best Friend,” that is so true. From that day on I developed a very strong love and attachment toward dogs. I read most of Jack London’s books in which he relates to dogs and wolves. Part of the reason Jack London describes dogs and their loyalty so well, is because at one point he was homeless and lived with stray dogs on the streets and under bridges.

You see, when someone loses a loved one in a tragic manner or if they have been a victim themselves, they have a tendency to get involved in that particular field to make a difference. These individuals whose lives have been scarred, do a much better job. It’s because they have their hearts and soul in it. It’s personal for them and not always about the money. Some build new organizations, pass new laws or donate their time and money, because it gives them a joy and helps them to heal.

As ambitious and determined as I am, I still cannot help every dog owner around the world with their dog’s needs. But perhaps my book can make a lasting impact in lives of “Man’s Best Friend” for years to come.
Not everyone asks me exactly why and how I got involved in this field. My drive comes more from the love of dogs. I guess I had to lose a dog in a tragic matter in my childhood in order to save thousands. It really breaks my heart when I see the shelters and dog pound full of unwanted dogs and the poor dogs being abused. When ninety percent of the time it is because of the owner’s lack of commitment, dedication, knowledge or proper training technique.

Do You Like the Dog Whisperer--Cesar Millan?
Then you'd most likely like--Kevin!!!

They both follow the Diverse Method. There are NO yelling, NO hitting, or any abusive method to get your dog to mind and they both deliver amazing results.

If you can’t afford Cesar or if he’s somewhere in France training Elizabeth Taylor’s dogs. Consider Mr.Salem as an alternative. What you’ll gain more by working with Kevin though is the hands on aspect of training, as well as the behavior and the dog psychology of it. So you basically get the best of THREE worlds.

It's no secret that Cesar Millan as good as he is ( Don't get me wrong. I adore the guy), doesn’t focus much on teaching your dog any OBEDIENCE commands. He repeats this in almost every episode of his show, "this is dog psychology and NOT dog training."

The other thing I’ve noticed about Kevin is, that fact that he is much more into praising than Ceasar. Mr.Millan gets results, but if you noticed doesn’t praise much once the dog stops a certain unaccepted behavior. I guess it is because we praise our dogs so much for every stupid reason day and night. Kevin had to literally keep on reminding me to praise my dog and make him feel proud. Espcially once I saw him finally respond to me. Other than that, they are both excellent in what they do.

Who's better? That's a tough one. Everybody will certainly have their favorite. I'll leave that up to you.
I can tell you this for certain. Kevin's training technique is flawless, (Don't Forget to See One of the Most Eye-Popping VideoClip on this Site and You'll Know Exactly What I Mean). Besides Kevin will be much cheaper, and much more available than Cesar. Wouldn't you agree?

Thank you for reading this and I hope it helped.

You are welcome to use this on your site if you wish Kevin. Since I get lots of praise for my dog and they always mention Cesar's show which I love, but then I have to start praising you.

"According to the Institute of Medicine's landmark study, as many as 98,000 Americans die every year in hospitals as a result of medical mistakes. Ninety eight thousand!!!
That is more deaths than car accidents, breast cancer, AIDS and even terrorism each year.

Let's not forget that these deaths were all the result of qualified EXPERTS. That's right. It wasn't done by any bozo prescribing the wrong type of medication, overdosing of medication, post surgical infection and other minor or major errors, which eighty percent of them were preventable deaths. It's sad to say these mistakes were made by qualified specialists.

Let’s Forget About Our Dogs for a Moment...I love dogs as much as you do, probably even more than you. I am talking about humans. More so, I am referring to human LIVES. What if you or any of your loved ones were one of these medical mistakes?

So What is My Point?

When doctors and nurses make these mistakes with human lives, what makes you think trainers,
dog schools and so called DOG experts are always right or careful with their advice or training technique when it comes to your doggie?
Unfortunately the U.S. government hasn't issued any laws to monitor or do some sort of screening to prevent anybody printing business cards from their computer and calling themselves a dog expert.

Do what you can to research and interview each individual smartly. Ask hard questions and screen those references. And whatever you can't accomplish on your own, find the true expert who CAN and is willing to accept the challenge and actually has the expertise to back it up, by helping you with your dog's needs.

Most trainers, just like some attorneys, don't always want to deal or accept challenging cases or the cases that they'll know they won't succeeed with.

Let's face it, anybody can tell you to give up or to get rid of your poor dog, but not anyone can help you train and change it for the better. That my dog loving friend takes skill, experience and the love for the dogs."

Let me prove it to you that the dog you’ve always dreamed about, might be the dog you've had all along.

--A quote from Our Head Instructor, Kevin Salem Master Trainer and Dog Psychologist
Author, "Hidden Secrets Behind Dog Training"

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